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FAQs |
- Who are common carriers?
- Why does it matter whether the transportation service is a common carrier or not?
- If I am injured as a result of a bus, train, ferry, or airplane accident, or while a passenger on any one of these services, is the transportation service liable?
- If I am hit and injured by a common carrier, such as a train, bus, ferry or airplane, can I recover for my injuries?
- Are common carriers, such as buses, trains and airplanes, required to accommodate passengers with disabilities?
- Can I be removed from a bus, train, ferry, or airplane?
- If my baggage is lost or damaged by a common carrier, can I recover my losses?
- If I want to file a lawsuit for injuries I suffered as a result of bus, train or airplane accident, do I have to do so by a certain time?
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